The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-28
COMMENT AND OPINION.

PROFESSOR TYNDALL's vituperation can do
| dscredit only to the man who utters it-Phil-
adsphia Times.
| THE Presidents flag episode and hostile az
titude toward the G.. A. R. have had the good
effect to prevent the spread of mugwumpism
Detroit Tribune
IT begins to look q little as if the end of mon
archy was drawing very near. with plain Mr..
| Smith as leader of the English governmental
| party.-Memphis Avalanche.
JEFFERSON DAVIS has Joined temperance
association. HIS next letter will be awaited
with unusual interest, to see if his new princi-
| Piles apply to his language. -Philadeiphia In
| quirer.
Mr. HIGGINsoN has been hoping all his life
ito see some day that cooperation will one day
| displace competition" If that day ever comes
the chief agent of human improvement will be
inactive.-New York Commercial Advertiser.
THE plain truth is, that there win always be
tramps and millionaires so long as there are
competent and incompetent men, and there will
always be these differences of capacity SO long
as there are human beings.-New York Trib
THE Albany Times thinks that Cleveland
may discover that the Endorsements of Demo
cratic State conventions don't mean much al
they seem to. This is a significant utterance of
journal near the throne.-New York Mail and
Express.
THE Republicans of Wisconsin have no obiec-
ton to having the State advertised by the
ination of Colonel Villas. However, the caudi-
didate for Vice-presdent is more likely to be
state.-Milwaukee Sentinel
President CLEVELAND has again accepted an
invitation to go to St Louis Now let every
one hold his breath lest the slightest motion
should frghten him off more We trust
ne Will feel that ne can take the presidential
Office along on his trip with perfect security
Philadelphia Press.
Ir is certainly hard to believe that any
has attempted to swindle Mr.. Gould, bat we
Americans enterprisng people, and there
are many fearless souls among us. What the
shrewdest of get from Mr. G.. however,
may we'll afford TO give TO the poor.-Louisville
Courier-JournaL
THE interstate act does not forbid, but ex-
pressly permits lower charges for constant
travellers. The way IS still open for the rail
roads TO correct this great injustice done
me-ciai travellers IN jumping rates mp 20 Der
cent but they will hardly do this so long as they
hope TO make the new law odious and receive so
little resistance from the Interstate Commission.
Chicago Tribune
IL q labor organization the folly OF incompe-
teri and ignorant and ambitious managers
strikes 8 blow AT the workinGman's pocket The
management of the Knights has been character
lied by incompetence and ignorance. and now
when the pockets of so many members are
or ago 10 fading away.-New York Times.
WITH each demonstration CT strength and
purpose on the part OF the workingmen we have
one of equal force and significance on the part
Of the moneyea class Ii labor has organized
and made laws unto itself, and chosen the
grounds upon which IL will stand. capital also
has come together for self protection, and has
fixed the limits within which IL will operate
New York Star.